The phrase "candid email" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an email that contains honest and open discussion, without any kind of sugarcoating. For example, you could say: "I appreciated how she was candid in her email about the challenges we faced."
Maybe, just maybe, we need to create a zone of privacy that will encourage public officials to communicate their candid thoughts over email while in office -- given that conducting business without email is simply no longer a tenable option -- by ensuring that the email exchanges will have some protection from publication.
He has a business and much is at stake, as the government may want to hurt him since he was quite candid in his email to me.
I let Tamara know it's rare to receive this type of candid information, especially over email.
The surprisingly candid remarks came in an email exchange, seen by the BBC, between Pompey fan Paul Chalmers-Stevens and the Football League's customer services department.
'I got you…'" Eventually, she submitted a total of 31 official legal requests to retrieve each day's footage and then composed them as dreamlike diary entries and candid love letters available by email subscription on the project's microsite.
As states across the country debate voting measures, Essmann's email provides a remarkably candid glimpse of a Republican official opposing a measure to make it easier to vote on the grounds it would harm his party politically.
So far, the emails have offered a candid peek inside Clinton's inner world, and disclosures that range from the politically sensitive — such as the State Department's immediate response to the Wikileaks revelations — to the comically mundane.
Well this morning, she sent me another email saying they had a candid conversation and he assured he had no feelings toward his ex-wife.
The United States argued that the emails could be the only existing candid evidence about the purpose of the legislation because Texas Republicans coordinated their talking points on the bill and refused to publicly engage with the concerns of minority legislators.
